Nike Kobe 5 “All-Star” Sample from 2010 Surfaces Online
The highly coveted Nike Kobe 5 “All-Star” sample from 2010 has finally made its way onto the internet. Thanks to renowned collector @depeche23mode and eBay footwear seller, this rare gem has been revealed in a recent auction.
Designed for the Late Kobe Bryant’s 2010 NBA All-Star Game
This pair of shoes was specifically created for the late Kobe Bryant’s appearance at the 2010 NBA All-Star Game in Dallas, Texas. The sample boasts a bold red and black color scheme, with eye-catching fire red accents.
Unique Design Features
Unlike the retail version, which features a starry design, this sample showcases a wood grain-inspired pattern. The shoe also includes reflective silver Flywire outlines on a sleek jet-black base.
Special Commemorative Insoles
The leather insoles of the shoe are adorned with a special badge to honor the 2010 All-Star Game in Dallas. This adds an extra touch of exclusivity to the already rare sample.
Size and Ownership
The shoe is sized for Men’s 14 and is believed to have been made for Kobe himself. This adds even more value and significance to the already highly sought-after sample.
Sold for a Whopping Price
The Nike Kobe 5 “All-Star” sample was sold for an impressive $2,306 USD on the resale market. This just goes to show the immense demand and value placed on this rare piece of sneaker history.
Check it Out
If you want to see this one-of-a-kind sample for yourself, head over to @depeche23mode’s Instagram page to view the photos. Who knows, maybe you’ll be lucky enough to spot it on the streets one day.
